What is your favorite venison recipe? I want to learn something easy(but delicious), so I can make it quickly.
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What is your favorite venison recipe? I want to learn something easy(but delicious), so I can make it quickly.
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Easy venison chili. Brown a pound of ground venison, add one can of chili beans, two cans of tomato sauce and two cans of water. Add one package of chili mix and cook for 20 minutes. Super easy and quick. Plus you don't need to make it just like this, this is more like a base, add to it whatever you want, peppers, onions, chillies, or celery. I like mine with extra beans and finely chopped onions. Make a pan of jiffy corn bread to go with it and you have a meal that will warm you up on a cold winter day.
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Backstraps, butter, and onions fried in a cast-iron skillet. Or cube up some of your steak into 2 inch pieces, lightly brown them in butter, wrap a 1/2 piece of bacon around each one w/toothpick put in a casserole dish and put a whole bottle of B.B.Q. sauce on top. Cover with foil bake until done and serve to hungry poker players. Serve with Budweiser. (If of age)
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Put flour and favorite seasonings and garlic powder in baggie. Place backstrap in mixture and coat lightly. Save flour mixture. Place backstraps in hot frying pan with olive oil and saute on all sides browning meat and cooking till at your desired doneness (medium rare is best). Remove backstrap and cut into medallions on the diagonal. In the mean time take pan and pour red wine in and scraping brown bits and bring to a light boil. Take left over flour mixture and whisk in to wine stirring constantly. when thickened pour over medallions. Serve with garlic mahed potatoes and fresh steamed green beans and dinner is served. Bon Appetit
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It's not quick but take front shoulder season and place in tin foil. Add your favorite veggies, garlic and Karo syrup. close tin foil and wrap in about 3 or 4 more sheets. Place on grill and let cook several hours over indirect heat turning over occasionally.I usually cook mine 4-5 hours. Open tinfoil grab bone and shake, meat should be done tender enough that bone will fall out and dinner is ready
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